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HAVE: seeds left over

16 years ago

hiya all i got some seeds that i wont use maybe you can and heres the list...

stevia, calla lily, unknown dianthus, zinnia (giant cactus), bachelor button (red boy), maltese cross, cleome (violet queen), nigella, spanish lavender, hyacynth vinem, red hot poker, everlasting, baptisia (false indigo), blackberry lily, amarylis, verbascum chaixii, anenophra lady bells, geranium, datura (single metel), purple scabiosa, torch lily, ligularia britt-marie crawford, purple coneflower, calandula, ringed bellflower, freesia laxa, jewel of opar, marigold (sweet n orange), shirly poppy

Please let me know if you wanna trade.

thanks whisst

Comments (14)

dma6
16 years ago
i'm emailing you!
peachie-q
16 years ago
Hi! I would love to have some of your stevia, spanish lavender, red hot poker, and freesia. Please see if there is anything on my trade list that you would like to have! Thanks!
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penelope
16 years ago
Hi, I sent you e-mail.
Penny
attemptedgardener
16 years ago
I would be interested in the following:

zinnia (giant cactus), cleome (violet queen), baptisia (false indigo), ligularia britt-marie crawford,

Please check my list and let me know.
Thanks,
Chris

Here is a link that might be useful: My Trade List
chrystallake_2007
16 years ago
I would love to trade for some of the following if you have any left.Please check my list for a possible trade.
Thanks Melanie

spanish lavender,
hyacynth vinem
anenophra lady bells
jewel of opar
proudgm_03
16 years ago
Check my list and let me know.
tessa74
16 years ago
I'd love some calla lily, blackberry lily, amarylis, and freesia. I only have veggies to trade. If you'd be interested lmk, if not, don't worry about it ;) Have a good one! jenn
remy_gw
16 years ago
Hi,
I'm interested in your Ringed Bellflower, verbascum chaixii, and stevia if you still have them.
Let me know either way.
Thanks,
Remy

Here is a link that might be useful: My Trade Page
ibartoo
16 years ago
HI, I would love to trade for some of your geranium, red hot poker and nigella seeds, please check my list and let me know. Thanks, Linda
sib5
16 years ago
puleeeeze check my list and see if I have anything you
want for the stevia and the spanish lavendar.
medontdo
16 years ago
hi whisst!! please check out my list! i am so interested in your lily's, bells, freesia, and amarylis. please let me know if we could work something out!! :'))
whisst
Original Author
16 years ago
ok guys thanks for all the responses lol i cant keep up! i think all my seeds are spoken for now! again thanks whisst
valeriekelley33
16 years ago
I am interested in the Britt Marie Ligularia. What kinds of things are you looking for?
wilmoth
16 years ago
would love some love in a mist and bellfolwer. Let me know thanks............donna

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